Geopuls360 NEWS , DACH April 23, 2025

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Here are the latest breaking news updates from Austria, Germany, and Switzerland as of April 23, 2025:


🇦🇹 Austria

  • New Government Formation: After a record five-month delay, Austria has established a new coalition government. Notably, the far-right party, despite winning the most votes, was excluded from the coalition. ​AP Nachrichten
  • Migration Policy Changes: The new government has announced the immediate cessation of family reunifications for migrants. Additionally, Austria has rejected Germany’s proposal to return asylum seekers at the border. ​InfoMigrants
  • Tragic Knife Attack: A 14-year-old boy was killed, and five others injured in a stabbing attack in southern Austria. Authorities have indicated the suspect had an “Islamic terror motive.” ​indiatvnews.com+2AP Nachrichten+2The Independent+2

🇩🇪 Germany

  • Extended Border Controls: Germany has extended its border controls for an additional six months, focusing on migration issues ahead of upcoming elections. ​The Independent+1SWI swissinfo.ch+1
  • Migration Policy Debate: A proposed migration bill, backed by far-right factions, has been rejected, highlighting the ongoing political debate over immigration policies. ​The Independent

🇨🇭 Switzerland

  • Infrastructure Disruption: The Great St. Bernard Tunnel remains closed due to heavy snowfall in the Valais region, causing significant travel disruptions. ​SWI swissinfo.ch
  • Swiss Guard Ceremony Postponed: The annual swearing-in ceremony of the Pontifical Swiss Guard, traditionally held on May 6, has been postponed following the death of Pope Francis. ​SWI swissinfo.ch

🇦🇹🇩🇪🇨🇭 Regional Highlights

  • European Sky Shield Initiative: Austria and Switzerland have officially joined the German-led European Sky Shield Initiative, a collaborative air defense project aimed at enhancing continental security. ​Euractiv+1Defense News+1
  • Transgender Youth Care Guidelines: Germany, Switzerland, and Austria have jointly released new guidelines for transgender youth care, emphasizing support and care, and contrasting with the Cass Review in England. ​Bluesky Social

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